Aquatic activities: contributions to treatment of individuals with chronic disease
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Resumo: | This paper is about a study, of mixed method, evaluative-interpretative on transversality with the action-research, performed in the State of Bahia, during the period September-November/2015, the study aimed to evaluate the effects of hydrotherapy in pain perception and functionality of individuals with Osteoarthritis, registered in an interdisciplinary program of health care, and list the effects of this therapy on the markers of Systemic Arterial Hypertension HAS and Mellitus Diabetes DM of the assisted group. The participants, eight elderly women, ranging 63 years old, assisted according to the questionnaire Western Ontario and McMaster Universities Osteoarthritis Index WOMAC; Algofunctional questionnaire of Lequesne; Analog Visual Scale EVA; clinical record of evaluation of arterial pressure and capillary blood glucose; and systematic guideline of team observations. The results pointed improvement in the participant’s clinical condition, expressed by 40.8% of pain relief, 46.5% in joint stiffness and 37.3% in the difficulty degree to perform day-to-day activities, according to WOMAC, resulting in better functional capability and pain relief and knee joint stiffness, reinforced by 71% reduction of articular functional impairment, according to the Lequesne index. In EVA, the pain perception was 5.3 and went to 3.95 at the end of the hydrotherapeutic program. The HAS numbers proved themselves within advisable standards and the DM numbers presented reduction in one out of three of the existing cases. In conclusion, hydrotherapy potentially aided functional capability, pain relief and control of blood pressure levels of the participants, ratifying this therapy in health care. |
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Aquatic activities: contributions to treatment of individuals with chronic diseaseActividades acuáticas: contribuciones al tratamiento de personas con enfermedades crónicasAtividades aquáticas: contribuições no tratamento de pessoas com doenças crônicasEnvejecimientoEnfermedad crónicaOsteoartritisHidroterapia.AgingChronic DiseaseOsteoarthritisHydrotherapy.EnvelhecimentoDoença crônicaOsteoartriteHidroterapia.This paper is about a study, of mixed method, evaluative-interpretative on transversality with the action-research, performed in the State of Bahia, during the period September-November/2015, the study aimed to evaluate the effects of hydrotherapy in pain perception and functionality of individuals with Osteoarthritis, registered in an interdisciplinary program of health care, and list the effects of this therapy on the markers of Systemic Arterial Hypertension HAS and Mellitus Diabetes DM of the assisted group. The participants, eight elderly women, ranging 63 years old, assisted according to the questionnaire Western Ontario and McMaster Universities Osteoarthritis Index WOMAC; Algofunctional questionnaire of Lequesne; Analog Visual Scale EVA; clinical record of evaluation of arterial pressure and capillary blood glucose; and systematic guideline of team observations. The results pointed improvement in the participant’s clinical condition, expressed by 40.8% of pain relief, 46.5% in joint stiffness and 37.3% in the difficulty degree to perform day-to-day activities, according to WOMAC, resulting in better functional capability and pain relief and knee joint stiffness, reinforced by 71% reduction of articular functional impairment, according to the Lequesne index. In EVA, the pain perception was 5.3 and went to 3.95 at the end of the hydrotherapeutic program. The HAS numbers proved themselves within advisable standards and the DM numbers presented reduction in one out of three of the existing cases. In conclusion, hydrotherapy potentially aided functional capability, pain relief and control of blood pressure levels of the participants, ratifying this therapy in health care.Es un estudio de método mixto, evaluativo-interpretativo en transversalidad con investigación de acción, realizado en el interior de Bahía, en el período de septiembre-noviembre / 2015, cuyo objetivo fue evaluar el impacto de la hidroterapia en la percepción dolorosa y la funcionalidad de las personas con osteoartritis se inscribieron en un programa interdisciplinario de atención médica y determinan los impactos de esta terapia en los marcadores de hipertensión arterial sistémica (HAS) y diabetes mellitus (DM) del grupo asistido. Las participantes fueron ocho mujeres de edad avanzada, con una edad media de 63 años, seguidas de acuerdo con el cuestionario del Índice de Osteoartritis de las Universidades de Western Ontario y McMaster (WOMAC); cuestionario Algofunctional de Lequesne; Escala visual analógica (EVA); historia clínica para evaluar la presión arterial y la glucemia capilar; y guión sistemático para la observación del equipo. Los resultados mostraron una evolución de la condición clínica de los participantes, expresada por una mejora del 40.8% en el dolor, 46.5% en la rigidez y 37.3% en el grado de dificultad para realizar las tareas diarias según WOMAC, lo que refleja una mayor capacidad funcional y disminución del dolor y rigidez de la rodilla, reforzado por una reducción del 71% en la afectación articular funcional, según el índice de Lequesne. En EVA, la percepción del dolor, antes de 5.3, fue a 3.95 al final del programa hidroterapéutico. Se encontró que HAS estaba dentro de los estándares límite y DM mostró una reducción en uno de los tres casos existentes. Se concluye que la hidroterapia potencialmente ayudó en la capacidad funcional, la reducción del dolor y en el control de los niveles de presión de los participantes, lo que confirma esta terapia en la atención médica.Trata-se de um estudo de método misto, avaliativo-interpretativo na transversalidade com a pesquisa-ação, realizado no interior da Bahia, no período de setembro-novembro/2015, cujo objetivo foi avaliar o impacto da hidroterapia na percepção dolorosa e funcionalidade de pessoas com Osteoartrite cadastradas em um programa interdisciplinar de cuidados à saúde e averiguar os impactos desta terapia sobre os marcadores de Hipertensão Arterial Sistêmica (HAS) e Diabetes Mellitus (DM) do grupo assistido. As participantes oito idosas, média de idade 63 anos, acompanhadas segundo o questionário Western Ontario and McMaster Universities Osteoarthritis Index (WOMAC); questionário Algofuncional de Lequesne; Escala Visual Analógica (EVA); ficha clínica de avaliação da pressão arterial e glicemia capilar; e roteiro sistemático de observação em equipe. Os resultados apontaram evolução do quadro clínico das participantes, expresso por 40,8% de melhora na dor, 46,5% na rigidez e 37,3% no grau de dificuldade para realizar tarefas do cotidiano segundo o WOMAC, refletindo em maior capacidade funcional e diminuição da dor e da rigidez no joelho, reforçada pela redução do acometimento funcional articular em 71%, segundo o índice de Lequesne. Na EVA a percepção de dor, antes 5,3 foi para 3,95 ao término do programa hidroterápico. A HAS mostrou-se dentro dos padrões limítrofes e a DM apresentou redução em um dos três casos existentes. Conclui-se que a hidroterapia auxiliou potencialmente na capacidade funcional, diminuição da dor e no controle dos níveis pressóricos das participantes, ratificando essa terapia nos cuidados à saúde.Research, Society and Development2020-08-20info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionapplication/pdfhttps://rsdjournal.org/index.php/rsd/article/view/692710.33448/rsd-v9i9.6927Research, Society and Development; Vol. 9 No. 9; e342996927Research, Society and Development; Vol. 9 Núm. 9; e342996927Research, Society and Development; v. 9 n. 9; e3429969272525-3409reponame:Research, Society and Developmentinstname:Universidade Federal de Itajubá (UNIFEI)instacron:UNIFEIporhttps://rsdjournal.org/index.php/rsd/article/view/6927/6496Copyright (c) 2020 Luzia Wilma Santana da Silva, Isabela Gonçalves Novaes, Jéssica Nery Novaes Aderne, Mauricio Andrade Almeida, Lucátia Cipriano dos Santoshttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessSilva, Luzia Wilma Santana daNovaes, Isabela GonçalvesAderne, Jéssica Nery NovaesAlmeida, Mauricio AndradeSantos, Lucátia Cipriano dos2020-09-18T01:42:11Zoai:ojs.pkp.sfu.ca:article/6927Revistahttps://rsdjournal.org/index.php/rsd/indexPUBhttps://rsdjournal.org/index.php/rsd/oairsd.articles@gmail.com2525-34092525-3409opendoar:2024-01-17T09:29:52.010509Research, Society and Development - Universidade Federal de Itajubá (UNIFEI)false |
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Aquatic activities: contributions to treatment of individuals with chronic disease Actividades acuáticas: contribuciones al tratamiento de personas con enfermedades crónicas Atividades aquáticas: contribuições no tratamento de pessoas com doenças crônicas |
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Aquatic activities: contributions to treatment of individuals with chronic disease |
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Aquatic activities: contributions to treatment of individuals with chronic disease Silva, Luzia Wilma Santana da Envejecimiento Enfermedad crónica Osteoartritis Hidroterapia. Aging Chronic Disease Osteoarthritis Hydrotherapy. Envelhecimento Doença crônica Osteoartrite Hidroterapia. |
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Aquatic activities: contributions to treatment of individuals with chronic disease |
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Aquatic activities: contributions to treatment of individuals with chronic disease |
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Aquatic activities: contributions to treatment of individuals with chronic disease |
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Aquatic activities: contributions to treatment of individuals with chronic disease |
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Aquatic activities: contributions to treatment of individuals with chronic disease |
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Silva, Luzia Wilma Santana da |
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Silva, Luzia Wilma Santana da Novaes, Isabela Gonçalves Aderne, Jéssica Nery Novaes Almeida, Mauricio Andrade Santos, Lucátia Cipriano dos |
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Novaes, Isabela Gonçalves Aderne, Jéssica Nery Novaes Almeida, Mauricio Andrade Santos, Lucátia Cipriano dos |
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Silva, Luzia Wilma Santana da Novaes, Isabela Gonçalves Aderne, Jéssica Nery Novaes Almeida, Mauricio Andrade Santos, Lucátia Cipriano dos |
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Envejecimiento Enfermedad crónica Osteoartritis Hidroterapia. Aging Chronic Disease Osteoarthritis Hydrotherapy. Envelhecimento Doença crônica Osteoartrite Hidroterapia. |
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Envejecimiento Enfermedad crónica Osteoartritis Hidroterapia. Aging Chronic Disease Osteoarthritis Hydrotherapy. Envelhecimento Doença crônica Osteoartrite Hidroterapia. |
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This paper is about a study, of mixed method, evaluative-interpretative on transversality with the action-research, performed in the State of Bahia, during the period September-November/2015, the study aimed to evaluate the effects of hydrotherapy in pain perception and functionality of individuals with Osteoarthritis, registered in an interdisciplinary program of health care, and list the effects of this therapy on the markers of Systemic Arterial Hypertension HAS and Mellitus Diabetes DM of the assisted group. The participants, eight elderly women, ranging 63 years old, assisted according to the questionnaire Western Ontario and McMaster Universities Osteoarthritis Index WOMAC; Algofunctional questionnaire of Lequesne; Analog Visual Scale EVA; clinical record of evaluation of arterial pressure and capillary blood glucose; and systematic guideline of team observations. The results pointed improvement in the participant’s clinical condition, expressed by 40.8% of pain relief, 46.5% in joint stiffness and 37.3% in the difficulty degree to perform day-to-day activities, according to WOMAC, resulting in better functional capability and pain relief and knee joint stiffness, reinforced by 71% reduction of articular functional impairment, according to the Lequesne index. In EVA, the pain perception was 5.3 and went to 3.95 at the end of the hydrotherapeutic program. The HAS numbers proved themselves within advisable standards and the DM numbers presented reduction in one out of three of the existing cases. In conclusion, hydrotherapy potentially aided functional capability, pain relief and control of blood pressure levels of the participants, ratifying this therapy in health care. |
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